宋代的动物和现代的动物


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马是用来干活. 也可以为了体育方面的。
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马是很壮的动物,也跑得很快。马用来拉车,移东很重的东西。军队起马去打仗,从马的背上射箭。富有的居民也会起吗当休闲活动。

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狗可以陪伴人们。
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狗通常是养来当宠物的。社会地位低,高的都养狗。城市里的够被主人用绳子绑着,去遛狗。也有瞎眼得人用够来帮他们带路。

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大部分的时候,驴都是用来工作。
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驴比牛快,比马便宜。他们也很适合走又弯又陡的山路。

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骆驼

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在一些干旱的亚洲发达国家,骆驼仍然是有用的交通工具。
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商人用骆驼走丝路,因为他们可以背400 到500镑的重量,也可以好几天不用喝水。

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虽然牛是用来帮农夫耕地,它也可以为了体育方面的。
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农夫用牛拉车和耕田。他们不吃牛肉,应为牛在他们的生活里有很大的重要性。


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